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Annelise (The Last Splinter)

Célestin Groove
Artist
Célestin Groove
Disco / Funk3:32April 20, 2026
0:00 3:32

Influenced by Nile Rodgers, Bernard Edwards, Roy Ayers, Patrice Rushen, George Benson. Célestin Groove was raised in a Flatbush apartment that smelled of his mother's Haitian epis seasoning and sounded like the CHIC records she played on Saturdays. He was his mom's official translator by age seven, a responsibility that taught him about the gaps between worlds. He still works his day job stocking Italian suits in SoHo, but at night, he picks up his vintage Ibanez guitar and writes disco-funk ethnographies of the city, crafting meticulous grooves about the bittersweet ache of a fading first language and the search for a perfect fit.

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
The A/C unit on Nostrand Ave still hums your favorite key.
This Tuesday feels like every August, a low-grade memory.
I found that cedar box we built, the joinery's come loose.
Are you the box, or just the splinters I can't bear to lose?

[Chorus]
Annelise, tell me it's not a crime
If your face gets sanded smooth by time.
Does a memory die from pure neglect?
Is it murder if I blíyé? If I forget?

[Verse 2]
My mother's epis in the air, a scent you used to know.
I trace your name on dusty glass where we watched the traffic flow.
These tangled threads of who we were, I try to pull them straight,
But every year I pull one less, is that our final fate?

[Chorus]
Annelise, tell me it's not a crime
If your face gets sanded smooth by time.
Does a memory die from pure neglect?
Is it murder if I blíyé? If I forget?

[Bridge]
"It's built against the grain," you said, your finger on the wood.
You meant the box, but now I know you meant us, and I understood.

[Chorus]
Annelise, tell me it's not a crime
If your face gets sanded smooth by time.
Does a memory die from pure neglect?
Is it murder if I blíyé? If I forget?

(False Ending)


[Coda]
Just a splinter in my thumb...
Still here.

About Célestin Groove

Célestin Groove was raised in a Flatbush apartment that smelled of his mother's Haitian epis seasoning and sounded like the CHIC records she played on Saturdays. He was his mom's official translator by age seven, a responsibility that taught him about the gaps between worlds. He still works his day job stocking Italian suits in SoHo, but at night, he picks up his vintage Ibanez guitar and writes…

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